David C. Barrow ElementaryOral History ProjectAndy PlemmonsMedia Specialisthttp://barrowmediacenter.wordpress.com
What is your story?Think of story from your life that you never want to forget.
A Student Perspective
Collaboration“Teamwork divides the task and multiplies the success.” Author Unknown
Library of CongressVideo Conferencing:Gathering Community Storieshttp://bit.ly/3YkbA9
Untangling a planCC image http://www.flickr.com/photos/quinndombrowski/3989269214/
SchedulingBrainstorm listAnnouncements to whole facultyDays & TimesCalls & Emails
Kickoff
Technology Center:  Digital Cameras & Audacity
Technology Center:Online Oral History
Exploring Oral History OnlineStory CorpsVeterans History ProjectGreat Chicago FireWhat Did You Do in the War, Grandma?Adult Voices, Children’s EyesTelling Their StoriesFind more resources at http://slidesha.re/bMYSmx
Primary Documents:  Barrow’s History in Scrapbooks
Interview Etiquette & Question DevelopmentNational Day of Listening
Question DevelopmentStart with “what” and “how” for exploration
“Tell me more” can expand the story
Closed-ended questions get 1-2 word answers
Open-ended questions uncover a storyHow can these questions be tuned to better uncover the hidden stories?Where were you born?Is there a special object from school that has special significance to you?Did you have any traditions when you went to our school?Were there foods you liked in the lunchroom?Did you have recess?
Student Generated QuestionsWhat was a typical school day like?
What did students do for fun at recess?
What did you enjoy about school?
What were your favorite Barrow traditions?
What are your favorite memories or stories of Barrow?
What historical events happened when you were at Barrow?
How has your time at Barrow influenced you in your life?

Oral history project